Open and closed fiscal policy multipliers

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Explain and demonstrate the differences between 'open' and 'closed' fiscal policy multipliers. (Assume a fiat curency and floating exchange rates.) Be sure to discuss the small economy vs. large economy case in your answer. Please provide examples and elaborations.

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